An explosion in Afghanistan has resulted in the deaths of at least about 11 people. The blast took place inside a mosque at a time when people were attending the funeral prayers of the Taliban's provincial Deputy Governor. The explosion happened in Afghanistan's Faizabad town in Badakhshan. According to the Ministry of Interior, over 30 people have been injured in the blast including the former commander of the Bhaglan police who were attending the funeral inside the mosque.

Bomb blasts kill 11 in Northern Afghanistan

A bomb blast in southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta killed at least four people and injured more than six. According to the initial reports, an improvised explosive device was planted in a motorcycle parked behind the vehicle.

Four killed, six injured as bomb blast rocks Pakistan's Quetta

Afghanistan continues to be in a state of turmoil. A bomb exploded at an awards ceremony for journalists killing at least about one person and five others were wounded.

Afghanistan: Bomb explosion at an award ceremony for journalists, 1 dead and 5 wounded

Pakistan has been struck by terror once again. On Monday, a suicide blast in Balochistan claimed the lives of 9 people. Molly Gambhir asks: Has Pakistan become a suicide state?

Gravitas: 9 killed in Pakistan suicide bombing

At least five people were injured after a bomb exploded at a checkpoint in Quetta near the Police headquarters, considered to be a highly secure area, in Pakistan on Sunday resulting in injuries to several people. The city has been under strict security due to a cricket match being played there.&nbsp;Zeeshan Ahmed, a rescue officer, told Dawn newspaper that the injured have been shifted to Civil Hospital, Quetta.

He said police and emergency teams have arrived at the site and the area has been cordoned off.

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There is no confirmation on the casualties&nbsp;and the nature of the blast is unclear at the moment. Police are yet to make a statement.

Sunday’s explosion comes days after a ghastly suicide blast at a mosque in Peshawar Police Lines area took nearly 100 lives, mostly policemen.

This is a developing story. More updates to follow.

At least five people were injured after a bomb exploded at a checkpoint in Quetta near the Police headquarters, considered to be a highly secure area, in Pakistan on Sunday resulting in injuries to several people.

At least five people were injured after a bomb exploded at a checkpoint in Quetta near the Police headquarters, considered to be a highly secure area, in Pakistan on Sunday resulting in injuries to several people. The city has been under strict security due to a cricket match being played there. Zeeshan Ahmed, a rescue officer, told Dawn newspaper that the injured have been shifted to Civil Hospital, Quetta. He said police and emergency teams have arrived at the site and the area has been cordoned off. Reports of multiple injuries in a bomb blast in highly secure area of Quetta near the Police headquarters and entrance of Quetta Cantonment. The city is under strict security due to a PSL cricket match. pic.twitter.com/lZcfn1VQRU — The Balochistan Post - English (@TBPEnglish) February 5, 2023 × There is no confirmation on the casualties and the nature of the blast is unclear at the moment. Police are yet to make a statement. Sunday’s explosion comes days after a ghastly suicide blast at a mosque in Peshawar Police Lines area took nearly 100 lives, mostly policemen. This is a developing story. More updates to follow.

Explosion at Quetta in Pakistan leaves many injured, casualties feared

The death toll from the devastating suicide bomb blast at a mosque in Pakistan's Peshawar climbed to 100 on Tuesday as rescuers pulled out more bodies from the debris a day after the tragedy. WION brings you more insights in this report.

WION Fineprint: Death toll climbs to 100 in Peshawar mosque blast incident

A blast occurred in front of the Taliban-led Ministry of Foreign Affairs' building in Kabul. More than 20 people are reported to be dead in the attack. In the latest development, Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Islamic State claims responsibility for Kabul suicide blast

At least 19&nbsp;people were killed and 24 wounded after a blast at a madrassa in Afghanistan’s northern city of Aybak on Wednesday. According to AFP, a doctor at the local hospital confirmed the death toll and said that the wounded are currently undergoing treatment. The doctor also said that the casualties were mostly youngsters and they belonged to the Al Jihad madrassa.&nbsp;"All of them are children and ordinary people," he told AFP.

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Several blasts and attacks have taken place since the Taliban returned to power last year. Most of the attacks were carried out by the local chapter of the Islamic State (IS).

The government said that the authorities are working towards identifying the attackers.

"Our detective and security forces are working quickly to identify the perpetrators of this unforgivable crime and punish them for their actions," Interior Ministry spokesman tweeted.

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The rift between the Taliban and the Islamic State has resulted in various attacks across the country.

In September, 54 people were killed when a bomb was detonated in Kabul at an examination hall in Kabul. Most of the victims were young women who were appearing for a practice test.

In 2021, just after the Taliban reclaimed power, 85 people were killed and 300 people wounded due to a bomb blast. In this case, the victims were once again youngsters – mainly young girls.

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At least 19 people were killed and 24 wounded after a blast at a madrassa in Afghanistan’s northern city of Aybak on Wednesday. According to AFP, a doctor at the local hospital confirmed the death toll and said that the wounded are currently undergoing treatment.

At least 19 people were killed and 24 wounded after a blast at a madrassa in Afghanistan’s northern city of Aybak on Wednesday. According to AFP, a doctor at the local hospital confirmed the death toll and said that the wounded are currently undergoing treatment. The doctor also said that the casualties were mostly youngsters and they belonged to the Al Jihad madrassa. "All of them are children and ordinary people," he told AFP. Also read | Chinese government relaxes COVID-19 rules in several districts in Guangzhou Several blasts and attacks have taken place since the Taliban returned to power last year. Most of the attacks were carried out by the local chapter of the Islamic State (IS). The government said that the authorities are working towards identifying the attackers. "Our detective and security forces are working quickly to identify the perpetrators of this unforgivable crime and punish them for their actions," Interior Ministry spokesman tweeted. Also read | China booted from UK nuclear project after Sunak's 'golden era over' statement The rift between the Taliban and the Islamic State has resulted in various attacks across the country. In September, 54 people were killed when a bomb was detonated in Kabul at an examination hall in Kabul. Most of the victims were young women who were appearing for a practice test. In 2021, just after the Taliban reclaimed power, 85 people were killed and 300 people wounded due to a bomb blast. In this case, the victims were once again youngsters – mainly young girls.

At least 19 killed and 24 injured in bomb blast at madrassa in Afghanistan's Aybak

At least five people have been killed in a suicide attack in Pakistan's Quetta Baleli area on Wednesday.No group has claimed responsibility for the blast. Watch this report.#wion

Tehreek-e-Taliban claims responsibility for Pakistan suicide blast

At least five people have been killed in a suicide attack in Pakistan's Quetta Baleli area on Wednesday. No group has claimed responsibility for the blast.

Suicide bombing claimed by Tehreek-e-Taliban kills at least five, injures several in Pakistan

An Israeli man succumbed to his injuries and passed away, on Saturday, after he had sustained injuries in one of the twin blasts that hit Jerusalem, raising the death toll from the attack to two. Earlier this week, Jerusalem was hit by two explosions, one of which resulted in the death of Aryeh Schupak, a 15-year-old Israeli-Canadian national.&nbsp;

The victim who recently passed away was a man named Tadesse Teshome Ben Ma’ada, said the Shaare Zedek Medical Centre in Jerusalem. They also said that he was critically injured after the first blast that took place on Wednesday near a typically crowded bus stop on the outskirts of the city.&nbsp; 
 
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“The trauma and intensive care teams of Shaare Zedek fought for his life, but unfortunately his injury was very fatal,” said the hospital in a statement. It added, “We offer our deepest condolences to the family.” The 50-year-old immigrated from Ethiopia&nbsp;nearly two decades ago, said the local media reports.&nbsp;

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The city was rocked by two explosions on Wednesday morning (November 23) within an hour. According to media reports, the first one took place at around 7:00 am at the main entrance of Jerusalem in Givat Shaul. At 7:30 a second blast was reported at the Ramot junction which is another entrance to the city.&nbsp;

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At least 18 injuries were reported at the time while three were in critical condition after the attack. Subsequently, the Israeli police blamed Palestinians but no group has claimed responsibility yet. This comes amid a rise in tensions between Israelis and Palestinians and an uptick in attacks from both sides.&nbsp;

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An Israeli man succumbed to his injuries and passed away, on Saturday, after he had sustained injuries in one of the twin blasts that hit Jerusalem, raising the death toll from the attack to two.

An Israeli man succumbed to his injuries and passed away, on Saturday, after he had sustained injuries in one of the twin blasts that hit Jerusalem, raising the death toll from the attack to two. Earlier this week, Jerusalem was hit by two explosions, one of which resulted in the death of Aryeh Schupak, a 15-year-old Israeli-Canadian national. The victim who recently passed away was a man named Tadesse Teshome Ben Ma’ada, said the Shaare Zedek Medical Centre in Jerusalem. They also said that he was critically injured after the first blast that took place on Wednesday near a typically crowded bus stop on the outskirts of the city. ALSO READ | 16-year-old boy killed, 22 injured in two explosions near bus stops in Jerusalem “The trauma and intensive care teams of Shaare Zedek fought for his life, but unfortunately his injury was very fatal,” said the hospital in a statement. It added, “We offer our deepest condolences to the family.” The 50-year-old immigrated from Ethiopia nearly two decades ago, said the local media reports. ALSO WATCH | The West Asia Post: Twin blasts rock Jerusalem The city was rocked by two explosions on Wednesday morning (November 23) within an hour. According to media reports, the first one took place at around 7:00 am at the main entrance of Jerusalem in Givat Shaul. At 7:30 a second blast was reported at the Ramot junction which is another entrance to the city. ALSO READ | 18-year-old Palestinian kills three Israelis in West Bank At least 18 injuries were reported at the time while three were in critical condition after the attack. Subsequently, the Israeli police blamed Palestinians but no group has claimed responsibility yet. This comes amid a rise in tensions between Israelis and Palestinians and an uptick in attacks from both sides. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A roadside bomb killed three United Nations peacekeepers from Bangladesh and injured several others in northwest&nbsp;Central&nbsp;African Republic on Monday, the UN&nbsp;said.

The attack occurred near the village of Kaita, close to the border with Cameroon, in an area rife with militia activity.

"The battalion was carrying out a patrol... when one of its vehicles hit an explosive device," the peacekeeping mission MINUSCA said in a tweet late on Tuesday.

No militia was directly blamed for the attack, although MINUSCA head Valentine Rugwabiza condemned "the use of explosive devices by armed groups."

MINUSCA said it has launched an investigation into the explosion.

Central&nbsp;African Republic has been rocked by violence since 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka rebels ousted then president Francois Bozize, prompting reprisals from mostly Christian militias.

The conflict has uprooted more than one million people, according to the UN.

Violence waned after a shaky peace accord was signed in February 2019 between the government and 14 armed groups, but the situation remains volatile as swathes of territory are still outside government control in one of the world's poorest countries.

UN&nbsp;peacekeepers were deployed to CAR in 2014. The mission currently counts just over 14,200 uniformed personnel and has suffered 147 fatalities, its website says.

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A roadside bomb killed three United Nations peacekeepers from Bangladesh and injured several others in northwest Central African Republic on Monday, the UN said.

A roadside bomb killed three United Nations peacekeepers from Bangladesh and injured several others in northwest Central African Republic on Monday, the UN said. The attack occurred near the village of Kaita, close to the border with Cameroon, in an area rife with militia activity. "The battalion was carrying out a patrol... when one of its vehicles hit an explosive device," the peacekeeping mission MINUSCA said in a tweet late on Tuesday. No militia was directly blamed for the attack, although MINUSCA head Valentine Rugwabiza condemned "the use of explosive devices by armed groups." MINUSCA said it has launched an investigation into the explosion. Central African Republic has been rocked by violence since 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka rebels ousted then president Francois Bozize, prompting reprisals from mostly Christian militias. The conflict has uprooted more than one million people, according to the UN. Violence waned after a shaky peace accord was signed in February 2019 between the government and 14 armed groups, but the situation remains volatile as swathes of territory are still outside government control in one of the world's poorest countries. UN peacekeepers were deployed to CAR in 2014. The mission currently counts just over 14,200 uniformed personnel and has suffered 147 fatalities, its website says. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Roadside bomb kills three UN peacekeepers in Central African Republic

At least 32 people, including&nbsp;girl students, were killed and dozens injured after a suicide attack at a learning centre in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday. The incident took place as the students were preparing for an examination.&nbsp;

After the blast, a&nbsp;police spokesman said,&nbsp;"Students were preparing for an exam when a suicide bomber struck at this educational centre."&nbsp;

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There were videos circulating on social media right after the incident which showed the bodies of the victims amidst the rubble and the people present at the spot trying to help the wounded.

"Security teams have reached the site, the nature of the attack and the details of the casualties will be released later," the interior ministry spokesman Abdul Nafy Takor tweeted after the blast.&nbsp;

"Attacking civilian targets proves the enemy's inhuman cruelty and lack of moral standards," said officials.&nbsp;

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The blast took place in the Dasht-e-Barchi neighbourhood of Kabul – an area notorious for violence even before the Taliban took back control in Afghanistan. In 2021, Reuters reported that 85 people -- mainly girl students -- were killed and about 300 were wounded when three bombs exploded near their school.&nbsp;

The neighbourhood is also the residence of the minority Hazara community.&nbsp;

While the Islamic State took responsibility for the blast in 2021, no group has come forward in the aftermath of Friday’s blast. The attack on women’s education has intensified after the Taliban’s return with official restrictions on dress codes as well as the right to higher education in various institutions.&nbsp;

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At least 32 people, including girl students, were killed and dozens injured after a suicide attack at a learning centre in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday.

At least 32 people, including girl students, were killed and dozens injured after a suicide attack at a learning centre in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday. The incident took place as the students were preparing for an examination. After the blast, a police spokesman said, "Students were preparing for an exam when a suicide bomber struck at this educational centre." Also read | Xi Jinping appears in public again, attends wreath laying to mark Martyrs' Day There were videos circulating on social media right after the incident which showed the bodies of the victims amidst the rubble and the people present at the spot trying to help the wounded. "Security teams have reached the site, the nature of the attack and the details of the casualties will be released later," the interior ministry spokesman Abdul Nafy Takor tweeted after the blast. "Attacking civilian targets proves the enemy's inhuman cruelty and lack of moral standards," said officials. Also read | RBI hikes benchmark repo rate by 50 basis points to a three-year high of 5.9% The blast took place in the Dasht-e-Barchi neighbourhood of Kabul – an area notorious for violence even before the Taliban took back control in Afghanistan. In 2021, Reuters reported that 85 people -- mainly girl students -- were killed and about 300 were wounded when three bombs exploded near their school. The neighbourhood is also the residence of the minority Hazara community. While the Islamic State took responsibility for the blast in 2021, no group has come forward in the aftermath of Friday’s blast. The attack on women’s education has intensified after the Taliban’s return with official restrictions on dress codes as well as the right to higher education in various institutions.

Kabul blast: At least 32, including students, killed in suicide attack on educational centre

Pakistan was rocked by suicide bombing that killed four, including three Chinese teachers. The blast at Karachi University was carried out by a woman suicide bomber. Bombing has sent shockwaves as this was first suicide bombing by woman for BLA. But who is Shari Baloch, the woman who carried out suicide attack at Karachi University?

Who is Shari Baloch? The woman suicide bomber in Pak

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the explosion at a Shiite mosque in Peshawar city of Pakistan that killed at least 57&nbsp;people and injured more than 200.

The suicide blast occurred around 190 kilometres (120 miles) to the east of Rawalpindi where Australia and Pakistan are playing the first Test cricket match.

"Today Friday, an Islamic State fighter succeeded in assaulting a Shiite mosque in Peshawar," in northwestern Pakistan, the transnational jihadist group said on its Amaq propaganda site.

The explosion took place on Friday after two terrorists opened fire at police officers near Peshawar.

After that, one of them entered the building and staged the explosion.

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The explosion happened at a time when worshipers had gathered at the Kucha Risaldar mosque to offer Friday prayers, according to the Dawn newspaper.

The injured were rushed to the Lady Reading Hospital.

In a statement, advisor to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Muhammad Ali Saif said that the terrorists first tried to enter the mosque and exchanged fire with the police.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday condemned the suicide blast, saying "houses of worship should be havens, not targets".

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Peshawar is just 50 kilometres from the porous border with Afghanistan. It was a frequent target of militants in the early 2010s but security has greatly improved in recent years.&nbsp;

The deadly suicide bombing comes at a time when cricketing nations have been reluctant to send their teams to Pakistan over security concerns, ever since the Sri Lankan team was attacked in 2009.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the explosion at a Shiite mosque in Peshawar city of Pakistan that killed at least 57 people and injured more than 200.

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the explosion at a Shiite mosque in Peshawar city of Pakistan that killed at least 57 people and injured more than 200. The suicide blast occurred around 190 kilometres (120 miles) to the east of Rawalpindi where Australia and Pakistan are playing the first Test cricket match. "Today Friday, an Islamic State fighter succeeded in assaulting a Shiite mosque in Peshawar," in northwestern Pakistan, the transnational jihadist group said on its Amaq propaganda site. The explosion took place on Friday after two terrorists opened fire at police officers near Peshawar. After that, one of them entered the building and staged the explosion. Also read | Pakistan mosque blast: Death toll rises to 56, dozens injured The explosion happened at a time when worshipers had gathered at the Kucha Risaldar mosque to offer Friday prayers, according to the Dawn newspaper. The injured were rushed to the Lady Reading Hospital. In a statement, advisor to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Muhammad Ali Saif said that the terrorists first tried to enter the mosque and exchanged fire with the police. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday condemned the suicide blast, saying "houses of worship should be havens, not targets". Also read | Australia tour of Pakistan in jeopardy? CA monitoring situation after Peshawar mosque blast Peshawar is just 50 kilometres from the porous border with Afghanistan. It was a frequent target of militants in the early 2010s but security has greatly improved in recent years. The deadly suicide bombing comes at a time when cricketing nations have been reluctant to send their teams to Pakistan over security concerns, ever since the Sri Lankan team was attacked in 2009. (With inputs from agencies)

Islamic State claims responsibility for Peshawar mosque suicide blast that killed 57

On Thursday Afternoon, a blast in Lahore's Anarkali Market killed 3 people & injured 22 others. The cause of the blast was a time-controlled device attached to a motorbike. The Baloch Nationlist Army has claimed responsibility for the attack. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: 3 killed & 22 injured in Lahore Blast

At least three people were killed and 22 wounded Thursday by a bomb blast in Lahore's famous Anarkali market. The attack was claimed by a spokesman for the Balochistan Nationalist Army (BLA).

Blast rocks Lahore's Anarkali market, at least 3 dead

At least three people were killed and 22 wounded Thursday by a bomb blast in Lahore's famous Anarkali market. The attack was claimed by a spokesman for the Balochistan Nationalist Party.

Pakistan: Blast rocks Lahore's Anarkali market, at least 3 dead

At least two people were killed and 23 others injured on Thursday in a powerful blast in Lahore's famous Anarkali market.

At least 2 dead and 23 injured in bomb blast in Lahore's Anarkali market

There's no end to attacks in Afghanistan. In the latest, at least five people have been killed and six injured. Reports claimed a magnetic bomb was attached to the minivan. The incident on Saturday took place in Dasht-e Barchi, a Kabul suburb dominated by members of the mostly Shia Hazara community.

Afghanistan: Blast in area housing minority Shia Hazara community

1 person killed and seven others were left injured in a bomb blast in Afghanistan's Kabul on October 20. Reportedly, a hand grenade was thrown at a taliban vehicle. Nobody has claimed the responsibility for this attack yet.

Bomb blast in Afghanistan's Kabul. 1 killed, 7 hurt

Another terror attack strikes Afghanistan, this time in a mine blast in Asadabad city which lies in the center of Kunar province. According to the sources the explosion took place on a Taliban range of vehicles.

Afghanistan: Several embassies in Kabul issue threat alert advisories

Another terror attack strikes Afghanistan, this time in a mine blast in Asadabad city which lies in the center of Kunar province. According to the sources the explosion took place on a Taliban range of vehicles. Two people have reportedly been killed and 13 others injured. Govt sources say a police chief of Shigel district has been killed.

Afghanistan: 2 killed and 13 others injured including in a bomb blast in Asadabad city

Afghanistan: Mine blast rocks Asadabad city in Kunar province

The Taliban is trying to downplay the presence of ISIS in Afghanistan. Will the latest terror attack in Kunduz trigger another mass exodus from Afghanistan? Palki Sharma discusses with WION's Correspondent in Kabul Anas Mallick.

Gravitas: Taliban blames ISIS-K for deadly Kunduz Mosque bombing

The suicide bombing in Kunduz is Afghanistan's worst terror attack since August. ISIS-K is waging a war on the Taliban. Palki Sharma tells you how the group poses the biggest threat to the Taliban's grip on power.

Gravitas: Kunduz Suicide Bombing: ISIS-K challenges Taliban's grip on power

A deadly bomb blast targeted a Shi'ite mosque in Afghanistan's Kunduz city, inflicting casualties on worshippers. The explosion took place during Friday prayers. According to Taliban officials, the blast was a suicide attack.

Taliban: Blast at Kunduz mosque was a suicide attack

A suicide bomb attack on worshippers at a Shi'ite mosque in the city of Kunduz left more than 50 people dead. This was a gruesome attack in Afghanistan since US troops left the country.

Afghanistan: Blast in Shi'ite mosque in the city of Kunduz, over 50 killed

At least 50 people have been killed and several others are critically injured in a bomb attack on a Shi'ite mosque in the Afghan city of Kunduz.

Over 50 killed, several others injured in mosque blast in Afghanistan's Kunduz city

A deadly blast took place at a Shiite mosque in Afghanistan's Kunduz city during Friday prayers, killing and wounding many people of the country.

Explosion targets Shiite mosque in Afghanistan's Kunduz city during Friday prayers

The best to sell a product is to first make sure it works properly. However, that is definitely not true if you are running an illegal business. A criminal gang, though, might not have understood this.<o:p></o:p>

Members of a criminal gang used to make tutorial videos on YouTube about how to bomb cash machines. However, things took an unexpected turn when they ended up blowing themselves in the process.

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"The criminals were making video tutorials which were given in person to other criminals," a Europol spokeswoman told AFP.<o:p></o:p>

In this blast, the main suspect was a 19-year-old who blew himself while shooting the tutorial and his support, a 24-year-old boy, was seriously injured due to the blast and was taken into custody, the police officials reported.<o:p></o:p>

The police started searching for these criminals when the local police of Osnabruck, Germany observed that there were some suspicious orders being placed in that area.

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Investigators started asking around and a careful investigation revealed that the orders were reaching Utrecht in the Netherlands. This is where the two culprits were running their illegal training centre.<o:p></o:p>

"The pair was ordering different models of ATMs and recording tutorials on how to most effectively blow them up," the EU agencies said. "The cash machines were blown open using homemade explosive devices, posing a serious risk for residents and bystanders.”<o:p></o:p>

However, by the time the police nabbed the criminals one of them had already lost his life to his own experiment.<o:p></o:p>

The best to sell a product is to first make sure it works properly. However, that is definitely not true if you are running an illegal business. A criminal gang, though, might not have understood this.

The best to sell a product is to first make sure it works properly. However, that is definitely not true if you are running an illegal business. A criminal gang, though, might not have understood this. Members of a criminal gang used to make tutorial videos on YouTube about how to bomb cash machines. However, things took an unexpected turn when they ended up blowing themselves in the process. Also read | Photo of idlis served on ice-cream stick has got the internet divided "The criminals were making video tutorials which were given in person to other criminals," a Europol spokeswoman told AFP. In this blast, the main suspect was a 19-year-old who blew himself while shooting the tutorial and his support, a 24-year-old boy, was seriously injured due to the blast and was taken into custody, the police officials reported. The police started searching for these criminals when the local police of Osnabruck, Germany observed that there were some suspicious orders being placed in that area. Also read | No food, no pictures: Wedding photographer deletes all pictures after she is denied breaks Investigators started asking around and a careful investigation revealed that the orders were reaching Utrecht in the Netherlands. This is where the two culprits were running their illegal training centre. "The pair was ordering different models of ATMs and recording tutorials on how to most effectively blow them up," the EU agencies said. "The cash machines were blown open using homemade explosive devices, posing a serious risk for residents and bystanders.” However, by the time the police nabbed the criminals one of them had already lost his life to his own experiment.

Criminals blow themselves up while teaching how to bomb ATM machines

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